Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 4 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Aug 1, 1999Dmitry VasilievVladimir Baburin: Last week, Dmitry Vasiliev, Chairman of the Federal Securities Market Commission, made a sharp statement to the leadership of the Central Bank. The head of the commission warned against returning to the speculative securities market in Russia, similar to the GKO pyramid, which, having collapsed in August last year, almost buried the entire Russian economy. First of all, this applies to the Bank of Russia bonds, better known as "beavers".Владимир БабуринRadio.Svoboda·Aug 1, 1999Radio Liberty - Daily NewsThe head of the UN administration in Kosovo Bernard Kushner sharply condemned the organizers of today's explosion in Protina, who damaged the Orthodox Church. Kushner called the actions of the terrorists "absolutely unacceptable." In his opinion, although the action was committed rather in order to intimidate than to kill people or the destruction of the building, this does not relieve the guilt from its organizers. In Kosovo, in recent days, numerous attacks on Kosovo Serbs have been recorded.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 1, 1999Programs - from a Christian point of viewHistorian and priest, leading Radio Freedom Radio "Between Vera and Belief" ykrotov@yahoo.comЯков КротовRadio.Svoboda·Aug 1, 1999Radio Liberty - Programs - Face To FaceDmitry Vasiliev Leading Vladimir Baburin Vladimir Baburin: Last week, Dmitry Vasiliev, Chairman of the Federal Securities Market Commission, made a sharp statement to the leadership of the Central Bank. The head of the commission warned against returning to the speculative securities market in Russia, similar to the GKO pyramid, which, having collapsed in August last year, almost buried the entire Russian economy. First of all, this applies to the Bank of Russia bonds, better known as "beavers".